, he will co-chair from where he is to be accessible. thank you very much mr. roland wong and i would like to say thank you to everyone who sends invitations for us to go different places in the city. there are different events to go to and wonderful things to do and i can't get to all of them, but thank you for sending them. keep sending them and we'll get out there, other council members, too. i would like to say and remind everyone that we do welcome public comment, but we say if there is a lot of people here who wish to speak, if you could speak once and give 1-2 minutes and everyone a chance to speak and then come back and speak again. we would appreciate that. also, i would like to say there was a real good event at the main library on mental health, as you know, this is our mental health month and we are celebrating mental health awareness. yes, yes, yes. we are doing that today, you guys. we have a multiple afternoon panel set up of wonderful speakers and even myself. so i hope you guys all stay around for that and enjoy meeting

i also wanted to acknowledge that i am co-sponsoring, proudly co-sponsoring with our president david chiu his legislation that would hopefully create a family friendly workplace measure that would go on the november ballot. i'm proud to be co-sponsoring that. also wanted to ask my colleagues to join me today in closing our meeting in memory of sifu everett wong lee, traditional china martial arts and resident of district 1, the richmond district. it means master teacher in cantonese. he was 85 years old. he was born on july 24th, 1928 in kansas city, missouri to lidu [speaker not understood]. he was raised in [speaker not understood] china where at a very young age he began learning chinese martial arts. chinese japanese facilities began to endanger his family in china in 1941, but as his family could only afford to send one member back to the safety of the united states, so, he was sent on a four-day ocean crossing to san francisco's angell island at the age of 13 where he shortly arrived in san francisco and worked odd jobs continuing his martial arts training and by the age of 19,

on the issue of the co- lateral agreement. i read the code as it relates to co- largely agreement i agree with the city attorney. the way you kind of take the language and make the benefits of the programs in way the code reads to provide and implement programs. it seems like to be used where there's a group outside the development agreement that needs to do something other than monitor. and you go on with the 3 things you want to happen we we and the city wants to happen. i'm feeling a disconnect the city is proepd and what you're asking for. so can you help us your - >>. you're talking about the co- lateral agreement but it's been presented >> i definitely think it's a priority issue. for example, going to our third point having advise groups like you have in the agreement long-term project. i also and people can disagree but in all candor i believe it includes the kind of monitoring functions we're talking about. let me be clear we're not asking to take the responsibilities to create another agency we're trying to get suffi

>> let me tell you why i will make an awesome co-host. i am a super hero in my spare time. [♪] [applause] >> anderson: we will be right back. [applause] an "anderson live" exclusivement the accused coffee cup killer charged with her husband's death is here. days after murder charges against her were dismissed. [applause] and answering the question everyone wants to know: what good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. [applause] >> anderson: welcome back. christie brinkley will be out later. you may have heard about a case, the coffee cup killer case and got national attention when a u.s. open referee lois goodman was charged with killing her husband with a coffee cup. days ago, the charges were dropped against

here with my co-host yvette nicole brown from "community". i'm so glad are you here. >> having a great time. >> anderson: good. there is a group made a video, a group a fourth graders from a charter school in harlem called democracy prep. the video wracked up 125,000 hits in six days. their smj to encourage everybody to vote. no matter, go out and vote. they are here to perform their song for the first time, welcome the hawks of democracy prep. [applause] [♪] [♪] [applause] >> anderson: you guys are awesome! that was great. [cheering] what is your name? >> my name is sara. >> anderson: how long have you been singing for? >> about two weeks. [laughter] >> anderson: cool. you guys sound gravment who is your favorite singer? >> my favorite singer is beyonce. >> anderson: ok. and have you voted yet? >> i can't vote. >> anderson: why can't you vote? >> because i'm not of age yet. >> anderson: how old are you? >> i'm 9. >> anderson: 9 more years. you guys did great. thank you. you were fantastic. [applause] so impressed, they want to donate boo

(clapping) >> so i want to name my two amazing co- chairs i know that they were here. once you're part of us you never get to leave. i want to thank all of them. we have actually over 70 or 80 volunteers but they're all over at city hall for us to get there. some of us are sitting in front of commuter with facebook and twittering but once in a while a lot of the responsibilities i wish who's going to do all the work? this reminds me ever a celebration and i'm sure our co- chairs feel it, too coming together and doing what they can to make it happen. somebody asked about us the n

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(clapping) >> so i want to name my two amazing co- chairs i know that they were here. once you're part of us you never get to leave. i want to thank all of them. we have actually over 70 or 80 volunteers but they're all over at city hall for us to get there. some of us are sitting in front of commuter with facebook and twittering but once in a while a lot of the responsibilities i wish who's going to do all the work? this reminds me ever a celebration and i'm sure our co- chairs feel it, too coming together and doing what they can to make it happen. somebody asked about us the asian pacific american families and for us coming from us volunteers we have thought about one person came to mind over the years - i mean, i have worried about every little detail and over the years i've learned that people will take care of this and i learned i can trust this person so this evening we want to thank for all your years of contribution ron (clappin (clapping). improvision ron (laughter) we got the call for the next 9 years; right? >> thank you. it's been a real pleasure working wi

-- genitals and co,oulders shouting timber at him. sounds like what i have to endure. some videos i did also have come back to haunt me. >> i was limber back then before the accident. joe, is this lawsuit basically a huge humble brag oh i'm suing because myot, naked pictorial is causing waves? >> you can't make fun of your co-workers even if it is hilarious. you just can't do it. i feel bad. when you file a suit like this, take down your li in photo because people will look you up. and then second, i also feel bad because we did things in the early 90s before the internet happened. and now that person friended you on facebook. it never goes away. >> what did you do? >> maybe i peaked m-- i peede my pants once in school. >> in school or about a week ago? >> pass. >> i smell something. >> i have a group you can go to. >> jimmy, here is my theory. >> all right. >> do you think he did this on purpose to cause female co-workers to look at -- i ed ate layout. he has nothing to be ashamed of. he is in great shape and tanned. do you think he

that we've brought to you around the co- lateral agreement. we excited about the improvements and the community benefits that have been negotiated our result of community involvements is the benefit from this. so, you know, that is the spirit in which we believe this is an important agreement to have because we as a coalition bring a high he level of expertise and the city brings a level but not the same as being for example, a front line nurse. and the dp had is an excellent unit. you know, there not the relationships and the tenderloin with clinics there to make sure that the 15 hundred lives in the tenderloin receive those services and how are those connections going to be challenged and those lives have access to the services not only at st. luke's but cathedral hill. we want community input and it's an important part of planning, you know, and that's not just about getting a report but being involved in the planning and being involved in the decision and the mixed meeting we don't know what they're going to look like. and another example

here with co-host deborah tillman from "america's supernanny: family lockdown". we are getting a lot of tweets with questions. my second grade seven-year-old acts selfish how do i teach him not to be selfish. >> i wonder if mom is selfish. >> anderson: wow. you go there. wow. >> yeah. >> anderson: so you think kids model. >> they do they model the behavior of their parents. lead by example. >> anderson: aren't people naturally selfish? >> not necessarily. they can be taught how to share and take turns. share, i say take turns like the cats take turns they are copycats they don't want two bowls. they want to have the same thing somebody else has. and so what i tell parents is that if you are not modeling sharing and taking turns with your husband or can i have that last bit of cake and then, no. then the kids are watching you. so they don't want to share. >> anderson: here is another one. how do i get my five-year-old girl to help around the house? what are good jobs for her to do? >> a five-year-old can do anything. they can help with the laundry, we can fold tog

i have seen advocates for co-op pose co-op as an alternative. they counter pose it to more traditional form of class struggle. i find when that's done, it's dangerous in the counter-- [inaudible] >> so the question you asked me don't you think they have to be a far more transformative radical transformative movement to achieve real change. the answer is yes. but no. but let me say. i say that in a careful way. i don't think the movement i know anything about have an idea or clue what they put in place of corporate capitalism if they won. they don't have an idea. it's rhetoric. it's bull. until we learn and develop and know what the hell we want, that would produce a democratic system based on transforming the ownership of power of wealth, we ought to be careful about that. so what i'm talking about in a maximum transformative possibility, the conclusion. you never know about history. this might -- it could -- [inaudible] that's a possibility. repression is a possibility. what the argument is if -- what is necessary in all cases is to learn enoug

were co-parents. >> you were her superior? >> i was. but we weren't -- we weren't messing around. >> yeah. >> so we weren't breaking every rule. >> not that. >> reporter: heidi and david friends for 20 years joked in college if neither had a child by 36, they'd have one together. >> i wanted a partner in parenting. so i circled back to david and i said, i'm ready. i -- all systems are go on my side and i would like to do this with you. >> reporter: they're parenting partners. not romantically involved or married but sharing the huge task of parenting. do you ever feel judged? >> absolutely. >> we have heard a lot of comments, positive and negative with respect to what we have done here. >> reporter: they do it living apart. do you ever worry this macy confuse nate trying to figure out what a loving relationship is? >> thattaboy. >> we don't have a romantic relationship but it's a loving relationship. >> because he wasn't conceived because of a romantic interlude doesn't mean we're less than as parents or love him less. >> lunc

welcome back here with co-host robin robinson. we have been talking with aphrodite jones about a murder that is involving sex and greed and millions of dollars. may, ben novak's stepdaughter is joining us now. i appreciate you being here. i'm sorry for all that you have been through. [applause] i mean, first of all, your stepfather when you learned he had been murdered what went through your mind? this is a man who was your father? >> it was confusing. because when you first hear that he passed away i was not sure how. i thought it was a heart attack. and when you get to the room and you are told he is murdered, my mother throwing off things that he was robbed for money. and we were working on an event. >> anderson: you know, a lot of people became suspicious of you when did you become suspicious of your mother? >> by the end of the night. >> the night he was killed. >> correct. >> and a lie detector test. >> anderson: what made you suspicious. >> she was she was asked and she would answer them differently. >> anderson: and you we

>> brandon went and cheated on me just recently and told me about it because he saw my facebook, a co-worker at work wrote peoples on my facebook. he brought a picture -- >> in my home -- >> haven't done anything with him. i told you that. you went and slept with that -- >> maury: why did you all of a sudden three weeks ago say you slept with a girl three and a half years ago and a while ago -- >> because i thought i needed to come clean. >> let me tell you, he only came clean because i told you i wanted you to take a lie detector test. oh, honey, there is one thing that i got to tell you. >> maury: here is heidi, heidi come out. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know you have done wrong. you know she has done nothing. >> maury: this is really strange, heidi. i don't usually have mothers of guys come on the show and tell on their sons. >> it is a shock to me, too. >> i have been cheated on in the past, i did not raise him like this. i raised him with values and morals. and he has seen me cheated on. and he always swore to me he would not cheat on anybody. because of seeing me what i went throug

same with the co-conspirator issue. that just defied logic to me. it almost seemed like someone wanted to get around the notion that they had the shield protection law. if you look at the law and you look at what they did, it would have been exempted from that. there's, i think, a lot of questions that need to be answered there. but at the same time, we do need to remember that these leaks are serious and for those folks who are leaking information that may lead to the death of sources or people who are cooperating with the united states or men and women who are serving in combat, there should be consequences for that. >> do you think that the attorney general leveled with congress, with the judiciary committee, with your colleagues, when he said that he was never involved in the potential prosecution of a journalist given that he named as a co-conspirator a journalist in the affidavit? >> certainly the timing is, i think, problematic for the attorney general. i think that has to be thoroughly investigated. i think you need to lay out exactly what t

stacy london is my co-host today. we are revealing the tricks that retailors use to get you in the stores and keep you there longer and spend more money. amy is our shopper. you spent over an hour in the store so far in our videotape that we have seen that we have undercover cameras. let's look at what else our cameras exposed while amy tried to complete her final task. >> find the exit. something caught my eye. and how much is that? >> the last task was to find the exit and guess what? she got distracted. >> the escalator up but not down. >> the store puts the escalator on the other side. go ahead and look more and browse more. >> there is no exit signs it's very confusing. oh, my god. she got down. >> amy made the exit. and it looks like the store won on this one. [applause] >> wow. >> anderson: you had three tasks to complete and it took an hour and 45 minutes. getting out and the escalator trick drives me nuts in stores. because the escalators could be next to each other. but instead they put it on the opposite si

danny glover co-produced it. they not only interviewed people back in the 1960's an 1970's, everybody from stokely carmichael, kathleen cleaver, bobby seale, angela davis, and they also went to modern-day musicians and activists, like , rry belafonte, erykah badu and put together this remarkable film. we are making it available to you for the contribution of $100. the conversation you just watched was my conversation with sundancever at the film festival. 7 $5 contribution if you want that interview. $150, yout to pledge get the interview and "the black power mixtape." we urge you to call 866-359- 4334 and become a member of live tv. we cannot do this without you. we need your support. there is a reason why you to into democracy now! hearingppreciate interviews with the head of the progressive magazine talking about fbi surveillance of the occupy movements, infiltration of centers, authorities working with private corporations and thes, organizations like american legislative exchange council working with corpora

. >> a long time crush on a co- worker >> a longstanding crush on a co- worker allegedly led to a vicious assault. accusing anrs are attorney who allegedly beat a co-worker inside her home. >> polman faces a number of charges in this incident. he had a preliminary hearing today. there were some interesting facts. first of all, he and the alleged victim had a longtime friendship of 20 years. it was not the victim who called 91, but one of her neighbors. the victim said she could not remember who attacked her until several days after the incident. the departmentat of labor, he a lawyer on the fourth floor of the solicitors department. the alleged victim invited the long time co-worker whom she acknowledges had a crush on her over for coffee. inside her home in this neighborhood, things allegedly turned violent. at the department of labor, the workers found it deeply troubling. prosecutors laid out their case today. june 5, he allegedly arrived at his female friends and co- workers home. gun,inside, used a stun mace, handcuffs and beat her so badly shattered bones in her face. he also ripped

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our thoughts and prayers were the family friends and co-workers affected by the tragedy. the 49ers family lost a teammate today. >> levis stadium is is scheduled to reopen the a cost of more than $1.2 billion. the stadium will have 68,500 seats and santa clara is set to host southbound -- super bowl 50. >> latest. >> breaking news out of colorado. cruise following a raging wildfire near colorado springs. the black forest fire destroyed several homes and they have watched at least 10 homes go up via their helicopter overhead here, police have ordered evacuations for the areas. you're looking at a live picture of one home. it's just been destroyed in this area. the fire broke out this afternoon and burned 300 acres. colorado experiencing dry, hot conditions and this is one of four fires in the state now. >> authorities trying to determine the cause of the fire that damaged two buildings, residents reported the firn 2:30 this morning in a detached garage in the bay view district. flames spread to an adjacent building. damage has been estimated half a million dollars. >> drug

however target is not the only store with the coed fitting rooms. cheryl conon looks at the -- connor looks at three other stores. >> reporter: on dobin road in chum yeah men are next to women changing in the seam area. here's the photographer preston meachum a few steps ahead and he minds his business, howard county police say this man didn't keep his pants up. >> oh, my god it's awful i feel like i have to watch my direction and everyone who is around and behind me. >> reporter: two women made similar complaints on saturday night. one reported the man beside her kept his door opened and as she went in and out he stared at her and exposed himself. you think fitting rooms should be coed. >> i don't understand that and never heard of that and don't think they should be. >> reporter: the second woman said she stepped out of her changing room when she came back, the man was in her room parading his parts and asking her to join him. she walked away. women in the fitting room are having a fit next. >> posure is traumatic and horrifying but you question t

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and tell the judge he is a co-conspirator but never intended to charge him criminally. >> to lie to the judge to get a search warrant to look at his records -- pardon me? >> i say multiple judges. >> well, that is a separate issue whether or not the warrant ought to be made public. but the seizing of the records and perhaps we still don't know whether fox news was informed or not informed, there is a dispute over whose records were compromised. we have so many questions that journalists have stopped asking. >> jon: you alluded to the off the record meeting that eric holder held this week with many including fox news decided not to attend. ron fournier wrote a list of bullet points. media's fundamental job is shine light in darkest corners of government. if we stand pr for anything is transparency and accountability. meeting secretly borders on hypocrisy. >> the magazine talked about eric holder didn't think about having these meetings until he was reading the "washington post" at the kitchen table finally sunk in maybe the media was upset with him. >> this president was also trouble

he's also co-chair of the disney media networks, john skipper is his name. mr. skipper, how did you become president of espn? >> guest: well, i'll tell you, i'm just as surprised as you are. [laughter] george -- [inaudible] was the president for 13 years, and i had the great privilege of succeeding him at his decision starting last january, and it's really been, it's really been a great with year and a half for me. >> host: where did you get started with disney and abc? >> guest: i got started at disney in 1990 when disney wanted to start a book and magazine division. so i actually moved from my home in new york city out to california, burr back, and helped them start a magazine/book acquisition. when disney bought esps, i transferred over there to start their magazine. >> host: so you didn't begin live as an athlete -- >> guest: i began life as a mediocre athlete. i played a lot of basketball as a kid in north carolina, but nobody ever came along recruiting me. >> host: what's the biggest competition right now for espn and phi, ten years from now what do you se

please step up and we want to invite our co- chairs to help with the presenting of the awards and also to invite the lady from southwest airlines and they're continuing to give 2 round tickets to each receipt. thank you so much. (clapping). >> wow. this is a huge honor. my families been in san francisco since the 19 hundreds. many of you know that i'm chinese japanese and i didn't know i was asian because i'm mixed but the family has been here and is one of the founder of the town and my grandmother was a leader in the garment district. we went to the restaurantsful through the backdoor and i'll plays with the chickens and fish and grandpa would bargain for the sea weeds. but the thing we also went in the kitchen door and in honor of my grandparents i get to go through the front door. you, you know, we stand on the shoulder of giants and i want to thank all the people here. thank you all the committee and all the judges and everybody else who's here i also want to thank my friends and i want to say if it wasn't for tom at the foundation and stan and giuliani with the foundation and ker

these are big time well paid well represented tons of audience and he was telling me that they were co-opted by the media so i think the invasion of iraq is a great journalistic sort of scandal of our lifetimes hopefully will be that of a lifetime that only the country could take much more than that and the question is how we learn from that and sadly i don't know if we have i totally agree with him here hopefully we have learned from that the. michael never shielded away from speaking controversial truths or confronting those in power for that matter in a famous altercation with philippe today is an aide to hillary clinton provoked him with such tough questions that it drove rain is to call his themes an unmitigated a hole as in patients for media spin masters also made one of the more entertaining t.v. spots in light of the trade a scandal or hastings reminded us why the controversy is so much bigger than an affair. the media has played a role in. david petraeus and promoting dave betrayers and mythologizing david petraeus and we saw it here tonight general kimmitt was a spokes person in b

most didn't think it was a good idea and then you went through a list of all these journalists were co-opted these are the main these are big time well paid well represented they have tons of audience and he was telling me that they were co-opted by the media so i think the invasion of iraq is a great journalistic sort of scandal of our lifetimes hopefully will be that of a lifetime that only the country could take much more than that and and the question is how we learn from that and sadly i don't know if we have i totally agree with him here hopefully we have learned from that the backcourt you know michael never shielded away from speaking controversial truths or confronting those in power for that matter in a famous altercation with philippe today is an aide to hillary clinton provoked him with such tough questions that it drove to call his themes an unmitigated a hole his impatience for media spin masters also made one of the more entertaining t.v. spots in light of the scandal where hastings reminded us why the controversy is so much bigger than an affair. the media has played a role i